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Request an new password, and then change the password on the Facebook account. I've done that myself.
by pfarnsworth 8y ago
Request an new password, and then change the password on the Facebook account. I've done that myself.
- Taniwha 8y agowell - I did that .... and changed the email address to a dummy account .... and still they send me almost weekly spam to the old address - "Why aren't you using FaceBook? here's a single link you can use to log on without a password" ... these bozos have no concept of security
- Taniwha 8y agoOr rather I should say "these bozos have no concept of their customer's security" .... but I guess we all knew that already
- ashelmire 8y agoBut at least they can solve graphing problems!
- geomark 8y agoSounds like what has been happening to me. Except when I try to login to nuke the thing I get some error message about a database error and can't login. So the Facebook spam about new friend suggestions etc keeps coming. But since I have always marked it as spam it usually goes straight to the spam box.
- pfarnsworth 8y agoIf they won't stop spamming you, you can sue them under the CAN-SPAM act.